Lerners LLP is one of Southwestern Ontario’s largest law firms with offices in London, Toronto, Waterloo Region, and Strathroy. Ours is a history of over 90 years of successful client service and representation. Today we are more than 140 exceptionally skilled lawyers with abundant experience in litigation and dispute resolution(including class actions, appeals, and arbitration/mediation,) corporate/commercial law, health law, insurance law, real estate, employment law, personal injury and family law.
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Co-authored by Junior Sirivar, McCarthy Tetrault
LLP
Experts and expert reports play a vital role in the outcome of
increasing amount of litigation. Typically, a party to
litigation, through counsel, will retain and instruct an expert
with the ultimate goal of obtaining that exper's support
opinion on an issue. A final report, providing notice of that
opinion is then served on the other parties to the litigation.
Presented at DRI International/DRI Commercial Litigation
Committee Seminar, June 5, 2015
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Lerners LLP is one of Southwestern Ontario’s largest law firms with offices in London, Toronto, Waterloo Region, and Strathroy. Ours is a history of over 90 years of successful client service and representation. Today we are more than 140 exceptionally skilled lawyers with abundant experience in litigation and dispute resolution(including class actions, appeals, and arbitration/mediation,) corporate/commercial law, health law, insurance law, real estate, employment law, personal injury and family law.
